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Cuir Mauresque Perfume
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Serge Lutens is a fashion designer, hair stylist, perfume designer, photographer, and filmmaker. He first worked as a makeup artist for Vogue magazine in the 1960s. He released his first cosmetics line in 1967 for designer Christian Dior. He worked as a photographer in the 1970s, before he started working in the fragrance industry in 1982 for Shiseido. He started his own perfume house in 2000, working closely with perfumer Christopher Sheldrake. He specializes in niche and cult fragrances. All products are original, authentic name brands. We do not sell knockoffs or imitations.
Other Fragrances by Serge Lutens
| Attribute Name | Attribute Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Serge Lutens |
| Fragrance Family | Cedar |
| Fragrance Name | Cuir Mauresque |
| Fragrance Classification | Perfume |
| Volume | Available in 50 ml |
| Top Notes | Mandarin, Orange blossom, Pepper |
| Heart Notes | Jasmine (Egyptian), Cinnamon, Clove, Cumin, Nutmeg |
| Base Notes | Cedarwood, Oud (Oudh, Agar or Aloeswood), Amber, Castoreum, Civet, Musk, Incense, Styrax |
| Gender | Men and Women |
| Year Of Launch | 1996 |
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Glorious Leather
This is so good that I could almost forsake all other perfumes for it.
Bottom Line
Yes, I would recommend to a friend.
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Dominatrix patent leather
Dark, dominatrix patent leather created for true fans of leather (fragrances).
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Can't pull off wearing a leather scent?
Leather-based scents are extremely difficult for me to pull off -- not because I dislike them; they simply don't mesh with my personality type. Also, so many tend to smell "rubbery" during the dry-down. Cuir Mauresque won my heart immediately, however. Its a spicy/floral leather, which gives it a softness sorely lacking in similar fragrances. The leather isn't the kind of leather that you smell at the Chanel wallet counter; rather, it's a buttery, creamy, antique leather -- think of a child's glove that's been packed in a cedar chest for many years. CM is less sophisticated, more approachable. It has warmth. The balance is exquisite; I was pleased that many of the heart notes continued to flourish well after the dry-down. Serge Lutens Cuir Mauresque has been compared to Daim Blond, another leather-based fragrance by the same maker, but other than the fact that they're both leather-based, I find them completely dissimilar.
Bottom Line
Yes, I would recommend to a friend.
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